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Could a sticky substance in the freezer and on the floor of a school be freon?
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∙ 10y ago
I'm going to go with "no". Freons aren't particularly "sticky", and they tend to be either easily vaporized liquids or easily liquified gases; I wouldn't expect one to hang around on the floor for any significant length of time.
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